Do cats bleed when dying?

Answer 1

Yes cats die sometime, but usually it is known that they have nine lives where they are in an accident yet do not die. ------------- Just like all living beings, Cats Die... Oh sure your cat will live a long while and seems like he'll never stop bugging you for food. An average lifespan of a domestic cat is 14 to 15 years, however they can live to be up to 35! (amazing for such a little thing :O) The 9-lives myth is only that, a myth; Cats have the same mortal boundaries as every other creature, and will die if they get hit by a moving truck or something of the sort (just like you or me, a dog, a deer, a skunk, etc.).

Answer 2

That would depend on the cause of death.

That would depend on the cause of death.

That would depend on the cause of death.

That would depend on the cause of death.

That would depend on the cause of death.

That would depend on the cause of death.

That would depend on the cause of death.

That would depend on the cause of death.

That would depend on the cause of death.

That would depend on the cause of death.

That would depend on the cause of death.

Answer 3

Yes, there can be a bloody "show". The labor begins and increases over time. The babies begin to be born. Labor should progress, kitten after kitten, with anywhere between 15 minutes to 45 minutes between births. If labor stalls, the cat with her kittens should be taken to the vet right away.

Answer 4

Cats are sometimes known to go off and find somewhere quiet to pass away.

Answer 5

Cats do urinate and defecate when they die. The muscles in the body relax and release urine and feces.

Answer 6

That would depend on the cause of death.